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m £tglii*6n 1tti MeHHhl* JtAflffifiAtfiB ttttt«iay/q&6bir lfc 1962 0 fUilm Highlands COB SCOUT PACK MEEDS WOMEN Fob B£N MOTHERS ". Hazel Morley HVatt 7-3820 Kay Sielisch HYatt 7-8414 ?"* The meeting for the Cub ^Scouts Pack 452 was held Oct. 5 3. We have many enthusiastic \ Hew boys joining the Cubs this »year. We are sure the parents 'of these proud youngsters * share their enthusiasm and • realize what a great institution : Scouting is for boys. These ^parents also know what a real- «ly heart-breaking exeprience it would be if some of them . should have to be put on a waiting list because there are- ;n't enough mothers willing to spare a very small amount of time once a week in the capacity of den mothers. We have only two den mothers in the 'Highlands. Jean Megley and •Rosemary Lutz both have ^ small children of their own and *are piutting forth unbelievea- "ble efforts to keep their dens * together. The waiting list pro- •cedure has been used in other .packs and unless some new den "mothers come forth we will Jiave to disappoint some of these new boys and one of the Excluded boys might be your son. So if you can serve as a den mother please call Henry Zenner HYatt 7-3397. The regular monthly pack meeting of Pack 452 was held Oct. 10. The theme of the month was heros from books. Entertainment was provided by Den number 3 and exhibits wer& displayed by Dens 1, 2 and 4. Both parents should try to be present at the pack meetings as the boys work hard to put on an enjoyable program for their parents. Awards were presented and refresh m e n t s were served at the conclusion of the meeting. The^ boys receiving awards were: Bruce Thomas, Jeff Wieck, Mike Williams, Larry Lutz, Randy Jackson, Mark VanZevern, Jim Zeriner, Sean Megley, Dale Hillstrom and George VanZevern. The November theme Will be pioneers. An induction ceremony for new Cubs will be conducted at the November meeting to be held Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. at the Mount Hope church hall. Woman's Club News President Jane Malek is most grateful to all the folks who donated rttanmage and bake goods and to the worrteh who helped with the sale to make it a success. The women who donated time to set up things and work Saturday dttr ing the sale were: Lorraiine Ullo, Teena O'Malley, Sally Jo VonBrufenchenheim, Janice Janquart, Doris Hansen, Diana Murgatroyd, Kay S i e 1 i s c h, Barb Sisk, Mary Lou Sablieihy, Lorraine Lindemann, Joyce Heir and Bev. LewandowSki. We hope we haven't forgotten anyone because they all deserve a big hand. The four officers of the Woman's club attended the county meeting held in Richmond Oct. 10. They enjoyed the meeting and all were very interested in the Federation, those attending were Jane Malek, Mary Lou Sablieny, Beverely Lewaftdowski and Barb Sisk. President Jane Malek wishes to remind all the women who are considering joining the Woman's club that Oct. 31 is the deadline, so get yotir dues paid before this date. THe next meeting of the club Will be Tuesday, Oct. 30, at the community center. It will be a potluck dinner honoring all past presidents and „ past Officers starting promptly at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is urged to Come in costume. If you are not bringing a dish to pass you are asked to donate 75 cents for the cost of the meat. Mary Lou Sablieny may have a few items left that you can bring. You may call her at HYatt 7- 3298 and check with her. After the business meeting there will be many surprises and Halloween type games. Ladies are reminded to bring their own silverware so no one will have to wash dishes. There will be no silverware if you forget yours so please remember. See you all at the dinner. Library News and Hour# The winter hours for the library are Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m., Saturday from 10 p.m. to 12 p.m. Starting this week Jane Malek arid Jocelyn Staudenmaier Will start editing books and Will be working at the center day and they need loads of help to get more books on the shelves. So if you can spate a few hours etfery week please call Jane, |tYatt 7 3190, or Jocelyn, H^att 7-3269, they will be grateful for al^ help given oh the job. Jihtii at Ifonr Friend* Mid Neighbors Last Mtmday Dan Johnson attended a Democratic meeting in Woodstock. Dah was real busy getting fifty people out to register so they can vote, ill November. Oct. 16, Irene Novotny, Gert Shell, Kay Sielisch, Mabel Gregg and Dorothy Jenkins attended the annual fall luncheon and meeting of the Wonan's auxiliary to the McHenry hospital. We would like to extend our congratulations to all th e young ladies who are on the JohnsbUrg school cheerleading squad. They are from the eighth grade; Carol Kenton, Linda Sluga, Sue Benoche and Sandra Fry. Seventh graders are Roxanne Kenton, Janet Thoren, Nancy Jorgensen and Margie Ruth. The two lucky sixth graders are Peggy Peterson and Sheila Marshall. Belated happy birthday to Tom Mason the first of October and ait early wish to Kathy MaSOn who will be 12 dti Oct. 25. Herb arid Lorraine Lindemann enjoyed the company of their daughters, Pat and Marilyn, and Marilyn'!! hubby tod kiddies. Congratiiiatiorte to Jim and Carla Bales who celebrate their wedding anniversary on Oct. 25. Wally and Kay Sielisch spent 169t Sunday in Dowriers Grove on business with Wally's brother, Charles, and wife, Millie. This winds up the trips they have to make there and they can relax at home again. Leo and Lil Orlowski were very happy to have their adopted daughter, Jean, of Chicago spend last weekend with them. Anna Cbhrs had a dual birthday celebration. Bl£ftd& $&<&- fliger took her out to luneh fa Gurnee and last Sunday her beloved family helped her celebrate. Anna received many nice gifts and. cards and it couldn't happed to a nicer person. Joan Zilligen took Advantage of the kiddies day off from school and she and the four children enjoyed thfe day With her parents, the Shorts* in Forest Park. It is nice to see the four hospital patients hoftie and receiving visitors. They are Betty Crosdale, Edith Howtbn, Sadie Cunningham and Stanley Darmody. Dorothy and Richie Orlowski returned home Friday after spending two glorious weeks in Las Vegas, Nevada and COrpUS Christi, Texas. Joe and Mabel Gregg enjoyed attending a musical in Chicago last Saturday. They also enjoyed having dinner out. The women from thi? Highlands who attended the Blessed Virgin Sodality services and meeting wefe Dorothy Jenkins, Kay Sielisch, Mabel Gregg, Betty 2enner &id Marge Waldin. TVCo ft£w members from the Highlands were invested into the sodality. They were Eleanor Wroblewski and Kay Reilly. The sodality will, fi&ld a public party Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. at the community hall. Alta Binder of Chicago Surprised Kay Sielisch last Tuesday with an unexpected visit. They have not seen each other in two years and they enjoyed a long visit. She was formerly from Druce Lake. On Friday, Oct. 12, Marge mm (L.*f Regular check-ups ahd maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUtCN'S Aiito Service im N. Frdnt St. #6wrSf<5 SERVICE EV 5-^Sll McHenry, 111. CEILING U SQ. FT. An attractive and sound-absorbing ceiling can be achieved with the use of insulating tile. Available in a variety of plain and colorful patterns. PROMPT-FREE DELIVERY--^ ALEXANDERS ... where all roads lead to better values. £ ------ i a mr if RIGID GARAGES FRAME ftKllD-FHAmE" Colislruclidfl. Kl ftm a£3so different -- and -- will save time and money! 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The Pistakee Regular Democratic organization will have a meeting on Oct. 19 at 8 p.ih. at the community center. Everyone is invited to attend. For more details call Dan Johnson. On Oct. 13 Barb and Lorraine attended the sixteenth annual dinner dance at the V.F.W. Post 4600 in McHenry. Last Saturday evening your reporter Hazel and friend, husband, attended the homecoming at Grant high school in Fox Lake of which I am an alumni. Afterwards we had a get-together at the home of Jim and Sue Barrett in Crocketts Estates. In on the fun along with the above mentioned were Joan and A1 May of Spring Grove, Bill and Shirley Cumbee of Elmhurst, Gladys and Wally Haas of Elk Grove Village, Shirlej^ and Bob Wicinski of Grayslake and Claire and Carl ZumMallen of Round Lake Beach. We had a swell time together and it was really nice to- See Old friends agai _ Lorraine Linde mann had I their share of good news last \weS5k. First their elected presiin in Chicago at id their daughime engaged to As yet there are no imhiedfcte wedding pldns. . Belated birthday wishes to Russ Jensen on Oct. 5. Audrey Morin was hoitess to her friends and neighbors on t)ct. 11 when a demonstration was held ill her home. Audrey Served ^ chocolate and butter nut crunch cake and coffee. Happy birthday to Kathy Jensen who will be 10 years old on Oct. 24. Don Morin's folks Spent last Saturday visiting here in the Highlands. While they were here Audrey took another driving lesson under the guidance of hubby, boh. I can't think of a better way to start an argument than a husband tryinjg to teach a wife tb driVe. Deadline Thursday Lately we have been getting news items phoned in on Friday or Saturday and by that • Sii. time the column for the following week has already been sent in. Our column for the next week has to go in the afternoon inail on Thursday of the previous week. 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